Part of me wanted to sayyes so bad, but I was scared to death that this might lead to gettingfound out."I don't know what will people think?" Look Jam...e (my old name), there are lots of guys that come in here allof the time to get their hair highlighted or colored. It is becomingvery accepted these days." I didn't realize that." I don't have another appointment for 2 hours now. If you want, I'll putsome highlights in your hair and since you are going to be working here,I'll only charge you for. Forsome strange reason I discovered girls all scream whenever a new girlarrives. It was kind of silly but it was also fun in a crazy way. Soafter all our screaming, I now found myself hanging out with five othergirls in the basement family room. The room was pretty large with somesofas and comfy chairs to lounge in. There was a lot of snack food on afew tables and there was a refrigerator filled with beverages. So wesure had enough food and soda for the night. And we had music sinceGloria had. Of going to hell? Hell no. I say, but remember thirty minutes earlier when I felt bad just from hearing a song about it. You dont sound very confident he says sarcastically. I just scowl at him and his playful smile disappears. So you have nothing left to lose… he simplifies. No, nothing. I say looking down again and feeling my breath become irregular. I think this is time. And you experienced everything you wanted to? He asks suddenly. What do you mean? I ask intrigued, but already getting his. So anyway, do I have mine?" I don't think so. I couldn't see anything and I sure couldn't feel it." Cool. It should be easy tomorrow then. All we have to do is talk the boys into it. We'd better head back before they do the 2AM bedcheck..." The girls got dressed quietly; each lost in their own thoughts and walked back to the cabins to bed.The next night, Jason Fox and Marcus Jones snuck out of their cabin and joined the girls up on their hilltop. Both boys were nearly as smart as the girls, but.